Saba's - Houston

Did he really think he can get away with a reheated OLD pizza? I had this restaurant in a great level, but, everything fell today, THE OWNER took my ordered and I ordered among other things (only one other thing besides the pizza) a pizza he said tenminutes and after less than that he tells me my order is ready, SURPRISE SURPRISE he gave me an old pizza, unfortunately Icannot take it back because I am on my way to another country.......I CANNOT BELIEVE HE DID SOMETHING SO LOW AND UNACCEPTABLE,

I resolved to stop eating treif several months ago, and I am honestly a little miffed that I have to forgo all the delicious food options in Houston. There are so many, and they're all so delicious. That said, I am happy there are several kosherrestaurants in town, and of them, the Saba's locations are always a no-fail option that delivers on customer satisfaction. Thefood is excellent both here and at their fleischic spot. I am very impressed and very grateful. I came out here from NYC and Ithink it speaks volumes that Saba's does kosher Asian cuisine better than the top kosher restaurants in NYC. Well done. Everytime I try a new dish here, it's good. I have yet to be disappointed in anything--from the Moroccan fish to the pizza to thecalzones to the paninis to the falafel to the sabich. Nothing has disappointed. Also, without question, this is the best kosherfalafel in town. Hands down. I'll be coming back.

Great restaurant! I just wish they would recognize YESHUA as the SON of EL SHADDAI.

This is a lovely, laid-back restaurant to dine at. They offer a wide variety of dishes, including dairy options and sushi, along with pastas, pizzas, calzones, paninis, salads, soups, and more. Everything was fresh and delicious, and the service was excellent!

I ordered a falafel in pita, but it came with three cold falafels inside. I paid $11.26 for this, which included a drink. It was really disappointing, and I felt so embarrassed that I couldn't stay to eat. It was a terrible experience.